In some cases I have to call old DOS programs with the cissue@() method. Even if there is no input and no output from the DOS program, an ugly (black) DOS window opens and stays on the screen until the program terminates. I made a lot of efforts to suppress this window, but in vain. No I found a very simple workaround which may be of interest for some of you:
Just use %ww[topmost] in the first window of your main program. Now, all DOS windows are at least displayed 'behind' the main window, and if the latter one is in full-screen mode, the DOS windows are completely invisible.
Regards - Wilfried

